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The grand opening of the Assiniboia Family Centre took place on November 20 with a ribbon cutting, snacks and the pitter patter of little feet. 鈥淭he Kids First program started in 1999,鈥� Jill Zahariuk stated.

A group of beef producers from Norway and one from Finland stopped in Limerick for lunch at the Limerick hotel during the week of November 21.

The Rotary Club of Assiniboia and Popcorn Production presented the play, 鈥淭hings My Mother Taught Me鈥� written by Katherine DiSavino.

The Assiniboia Livestock Auction held a pre-sorted Charolais cross and/or Red Angus cross calf and yearling sale on November 14 with 2,800 head sold.

The Assiniboia Senior Rebels continued their winning streak adding two more wins to their standings after a pair of road games on November 17-18.

The Broken Arrow Youth Ranch near Wood Mountain will be staging a Christmas event called Road to Bethlehem on December 8-9. This is an interactive live event that takes visitors back in time on a journey to Bethlehem.

A total of 53,665 head of cattle were sold in Saskatchewan for the week ending November 10, down from 55,086 head sold the previous week. This number is up from 37,874 head sold the same week a year ago.

Potentia Renewables recently opened its office in Assiniboia and completed its new sign, adding another business to Assiniboia. Potentia has bid on setting up local wind and solar projects.

The Paisley Teacup Studio and Market hosted its grand opening on November 17-18 welcoming the community and new shoppers to Assiniboia鈥檚 newest business. The opening included door prizes and giveaway samples of Country Chic Paint.

Winter weights took effect on November 16 for all applicable provincial highways, with the exception of southwest Saskatchewan.